I've had almost the same machine as yours:

o) Boot with extensions OFF
o) Make sure VM isn't enabled
o) Use the 12G kernel (and of course, update base and etc to match)

The only unresolved thing is the kernel would panic when adding swap if
booting directly into multi user.  Going single user, then exiting to
multi worked fine.

After playing a bit with that setup, I suspect the FPU emulation is a
bit wierd.  I have another machine, a IIci, which has an FPU and the
same version of everything works much, much more stable.

Since I got the IIci, I've depreciated the LC II back to a pure MacOS
machine, so I haven't fiddled much with it since.

Andy Lo wrote:
> 
> Suggestions anyone? =(
> Hardware:
> Macintosh LC upgraded to 030 32mhz using Impact 030 from Extreme Systems (I
> don't know if they still exist), 10megabytes of RAM, no FPU, Alps
> Glidepoint (if it matters).
> Three drives, 40 meg internal @SCSI ID 0, 340meg external@ID 1, and Nomai
> 540 removable @ ID 5.
> Netbsd installed on Nomai 540 removable drive, two partitions: root&user
> and swap.  20 megs alloted to swap, rest in root&user.
> 
> Software:
> MacOS 7.5.3, Conflict Catcher 4.03, Silverlining 5.8 to partition, NetBSD
> 1.2.1, install utility 1.1, MKFS1.4, Booter 1.9.5
> 
> Log File:
> Logging to bootlog
> Booting...MID_M68K executable: entry 0x3356.
> 770544+57724+99004+45732+48403
>   Bye-bye...
>         So I sez to him...  The real way
>         that it should be done is to...
> I've tried booting with 32K external cache both on and off via jumper
> switch, black and white screen.  Thanks in advance for any assistance.